Canadian Language Museum, Language museum at Glendon College, Toronto, Canada

The Canadian Language Museum is a language museum at Glendon College in Toronto that displays collections related to the many languages spoken across Canada. The exhibition includes material about Indigenous languages, Canadian English and French, as well as languages brought by immigrants from around the world.

The museum was established in 2011 on York University's Glendon Campus and focuses on researching and presenting language diversity. Since its founding, the institution has developed nine traveling exhibitions to share Canada's linguistic history at different locations.

The museum documents how Canadian English and French have developed over time while presenting Indigenous languages and those brought by immigrant communities. These collections show how language remains alive and constantly changes in a multicultural society.

The museum is located on the Bayview Avenue campus and welcomes visitors on specific days and times during the academic year. It is wise to check current opening times before visiting since the facility operates as part of an educational institution.

The museum sits at the eastern end of Glendon Hall, the original manor house of the Edward R. Wood family estate, and backs onto a formal rose garden. In 2019 it published a 35-page booklet, Indigenous Languages in Canada, written by board member and professor Will Oxford for the International Year of Indigenous Languages.